Princess Samiat Abolanle Bada flagged off the ICT center and three-month free ICT training program for residents of Ikosi-Isheri LCDA. During the training, participants will learn various skills such as Computer Basic Program, Microsoft Excel, Web Design & Development (Front-end/Back-end), Motion Graphics/Visual Effects, Graphics Design, Networking, Cyber-Security, Data Analysis, and Financial Accounting Software like QuickBooks and Tally ERP.

The training program will span for a period of 3 months, giving participants ample time to learn and master the valuable skills being taught. To accommodate everyone’s schedule, there will be both morning and afternoon sessions available. This flexibility ensures that individuals can choose the session that works best for them.

The Mayoress personally presented the comprehensive manual guides to the trainees. These guides contain all the necessary information for their course of study, serving as a valuable resource throughout their training period.

In her speech, Princess Samiat Abolanle Bada stated, “Today, we gathered in this vibrant space of innovation and learning, we embark on a journey to equip our community with essential technology skills that will pave the way for a brighter and more prosperous future. Our vision is to empower our community with essential technology skills and knowledge, fostering a digitally literate and innovative society that thrives in the modern world.”

The Mayoress emphasized the significance of bridging the digital divide and creating opportunities for personal and professional growth through accessible and practical technology training. The LCDA is committed to providing educational information and communication technology skill development, leading to increased employability, entrepreneurship, and overall societal advancement within Ikosi Isheri Local Council Development Area.

She expressed her pride in the progress made in enhancing learning opportunities for the youth. The LCDA has focused on initiatives such as reconstructing school infrastructure, distributing educational materials, and providing Jamb and GCE forms to prioritize academic excellence and lifelong learning.

The Mayoress encouraged everyone to seize the opportunities presented by the ICT Skill Empowerment Program. She emphasized the importance of embracing learning with enthusiasm and dedication, as knowledge acquisition opens doors to endless possibilities. She also emphasized that the ICT training aligns with the LCDA’s campaign promises and is aimed at creating a better future for the community.

In conclusion, Princess Samiat Bada expressed her gratitude to all the stakeholders, partners, and community members who have contributed to the success of these initiatives. She assured the community that there are more programs in store for the youth of Ikosi-Isheri LCDA.

Hon. Seyi Eniola, the Special Adviser ICT, expressed his sincere gratitude to Princess Samiat Abolanle Bada, the Mayoress of Ikosi-Isheri LCDA, for sponsoring and supporting the Computer Training Program. He also thanked the facilitators, stakeholders, and participants for their roles in launching this initiative. It’s truly a collaborative effort!

He acknowledged the Mayoress’ vision, dedication, and leadership, along with the efforts of trainers, stakeholders, media, and others, for making this program possible.

He encouraged the students to make the most of this rare opportunity. These skills are highly valuable and sought after in the job market.

Trainees expressed their heartfelt appreciation to the Mayoress for this priceless chance to learn valuable skills that would typically come with a hefty price tag.